The exhibition approches the myth of the flood in a poetic, playful and engaging way.
Reflecting on the great questions raised by this legendary tale, Claude Lafortune created impressive paper animal sculptures as well as the five central characters of this two-thousand-year-old story. Sculptures representing Noah's Ark from the Musée de Charlevoix collection are also integrated into the exhibition.
An animation program subsidized by the SDC Vieux-Montréal offers young and old the opportunity to do crafts, to have their faces painted as animals...
Come and see the film Lafortune en papier for free, on June 8, at 7 p.m., followed by a round-table discussion moderated by Michel Coulombe, in the presence of actress Marie Eykel and Tanya Lapointe, director of the film. RSVP required.
Tickets for the visit of the exhibition on sale here. Free for children 12 and under.
